The National tribune., 1887-01-27
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CARLEToN.-At Norwich, Conn. Dec. 60 Charles
VI. Carleton, VI. D., aged 49, He graduated from
the Harvard Medical College March s. 1861, and
shortly after settled in Norwich. In 1862 he entered
the service as Surgeon of the 18th Conn, and
Acting Brigade Surgeon in the hospital at Balti-
more until the following Summer, when severe
hemorrhage compelled him to resign. He after
ward took postgraduate course at Montpelier,
France He has been Surgeon of the Sd regiment O.
n c., and President ofthe Connecticut New London
County and Norwich Medical Societies His profess
sion had charm for him. which, with his eminent
ability as physician, surgeon and Occulist, gave
him the first place in the medical profession in
Eastern Connecticut. He had attained the sd
degree in Masonry, and was member of Sedg-
wick Post, No. i, the Massachusetts Commandry
of the Loyal Legion of the United States and
the Army and Navy Club. His funeral was at
tended by his Post and detail from the Loyal
Legion. He was buried in Mt. Auburn Cemetery,
Boston, Mass.
RoBISsoS.-Dr. J. W. Robinson Surgeon. 1Flst
". Y, died recently in HOrnesville n. Y. He was
greatly beloved and esteemed in the community.
He was a member of Doty Post, GAR
FARLEY-Jan. 4, lsS7, Joseph Farley died in San
Diego, Cal, aged "a. He was a member of Co.
l. 3Oth Iowa. He in the battles az and around
Vicksburg, Arkansas Post and Black River Bridge.
He was severely wounded, and soon after recon-
mended for discharge. He was an invalid the past
two years by reason of a paralytic stroke. He
leaves wife and several grown children.
HoLLER.-At Magnolia, Morgan County. w. Va,
Jan. Is, John q. HOller, Co. II, I'd Md, aged s..
He lost his right arm in the early part of the
| He leaves family and large circle of friends.
He was buried under the auspices of Posts and 50,
/ Department of West Virginia.
/ DIuLER.-Jacob Miller died Dec. 7 at ROekport,
/ Ind, from lung disease contracted in the army.
| He q member of the 42d Ind, and served out
the term of his enlistment, being honOrably dis
charged at its close. He was a worthy member Of
/ Speneer Post I23 and was held in high esteem bv
/ his old comrades. He was buried by the Post with
/ all due military hOnors.
/ HUNT.-At Wiiber, Neb., Capt Jacob 8 Hunt,
/ 5th Iowa. He also served under Gen. Taylor in
the Mexican war. He was an honored member Of
! Harker Post, No. 81.
| YATMAy.-At Monticello. H. Jan. 3. Joshua
I Yatman, of Franklin Post No. $50 GAR lie en-
listed in Co. f, 54th H., Dec. 10, 1861, made
Sergeant, and was discharged Oct 10, 1862 serving
BAKER.-Died JAN 5. after short illness, near
st. Catharine Mo-, Robert j. Baker, Co II 35th Mo.
\ Comrade Bakerwas a member of o. III. Wood Post.
/ No. 81, and had received small pension during
| the past year. He was buried at Switzer Chapel
by the members of the Post.
Masonic. E. Mason. most worthy and es-
teemed comTade, died recently ut Clark >, Neb. APP
propriate resolutions were adopted by Thornburg
Post. No. y, GAR.
CoREY-At Bismarck, Oak, Dec u 1886, Judge
/ Emer N. Corey, aged 49, He enlisted in the l74th
Ohio when II years old and served until the close
of the war. For years he has been Clerk of the
| District Court and U. 5. Commissioner He leaves
a wife and two children. He was member of the
GAR.
MARrrx-At Perry. Kan. George W. Martin, Co.
A, 18th Ind Appropriate resolutions were adopted
by Cornth Post, No. 2SS, GAR, of which he was
q member
DoNAHUE-Daniel Donahue. Co. d, 4th Mich.
Cav, committed suicide by shooting at GallipOlis,
o.. Comrade Donahue was a carpenter by trade
| and was at the time OF his death employed by the
@. II. v. Il L. Railway Company. His remains
were kindly cared for by the G. A. r. of that city,
and laid to rest in the Soldiers Cemetery, after the
inquest by the coroner, which revealed the facts
CARrSR-Albina H. Carter. Co. Z. 6th Me-. died
Jan. f. aged AZ years, at Blue Hill, Me he was
. a member of James A. Garfield Post of Ira Berry
Lodge, r. A. A. NJ, and of the Baptist Church Of
Blue Hill. He brave soldier and a good
citizen; was wounded in the left thigh az tho
charge on the rebel works at RappahannOck sta
ton Nov !, 1853 from the effects of which he
i f,IIx ITa n 4nfa iq
children. He was buried by the Post with military
honOrs.
RosE-Henry Rose. Co. III. Goth Conn.,, died o
few days ago at Higganum, Conn.
/ MARTIS.-John Il. Martin. OF Joseph +. Trotter
Post GAR. died at Mount Washington, Jan 9,
beloved by all who knew him. His kindly face
will be missed by his comrades.
BowES--At his home in COshocton, o.. Nov. n,
1856 William +. Bowen, formerly of Florida,
Henry County o.. aged 50 years. In October, 1851
a boy OF H. he enlisted in Co. +. 6Sth Ohio and was
discharged at Louisville, KY, in July, 1850 He
had been in falling health for several years before
his death, suffering from asthmatc and pulmonary
difficulty.
Rhode, of Napoleon o. He was a member of Co.,
| mi llth Ohio He was good soldier q loyal citi-
zen, kind comrade, and loving husband and
father. IIe was buried under the auspices of VIII
liam A. ChOate Post. No. S. GAR, Napoleon, o.,
[ of which he a worthy member.
! SroCIl1IAN-Dee. rs, 1886. Fred. X. StoeSman of
Napoleon, o.; was born in Germany his parents
[ emigrating to America when he was but youth.
In April 1861 he enlisted in the l1th Ohio, and IN
.lu
bearer He was captured at Limestone Station,
Tenn Sept 8, 1865 and held lS5 days at Libby and
Belle Isle lie discharged at Greensboro, N.
} c.. June 20, 1850.
BRrBAKER-Died Jan. 10, 1887, of pneumonia,
William ID. Brubaker, of Napoleon, o., aged AZ
wears AT the age of 81 he enlisted in Co. r. 18th
a ohio At the end Of three months service he was
discharged and in Oct, 1861 again enlisted in Co.
f. 6Sth Ohio, and was promoted to Sergeant. He
> was one of the most prominent and active mem
beers OF VIM A. Choate Post, No. 66, G. R. NapO-
leon, o., under t1e auspices of which the burial
| services were performed.
O'ERIEN.-An order from Headquarters, Depart
mcnt of Nebraska, GAR. says: " IL is with sim
|, cere sorrow that the Commander announces the
I death of our cOmrade, Senior Vice Commander
Gen. George M. O'Brien, which occurred at his
/ home in Omaha, Jan. & A true patriot, gallant
soldier honored citizen and tried friend has an
swered the last rOlleall. Posts throughout the
a Department. will drape charters and cOlors m
= mourning in evidence Of respect to the memory Of
our deceased comrade.-John NJ. Thayer, Depart
ment Commander; J. w. Lveringhoase. Assistant
: Adjutant- General"